Sentence examples for particularities from from inspiring English sources

Regarding the OM, probably its influence is limited to its content allied to the physicochemical particularities from its molecular composition, as considered by Schwarzenbach et al. [35].

First, this is a single center study in a specific geographic location with some particularities from an epidemiological point of view [ 2, 37], which are obstacles for external validity.

He is a superb reporter of cultural difference, separating local particularity from general attitudes with unfailing astuteness.

After all, literally also means "to the letter" and "of literature" (deriving from the Latin for "letter": littera), so we should expect a degree of exactitude and particularity from a man of letters such as Joyce.

Glück has always (and self-consciously) favored abstraction over particularity — from the beginning, she's written lines that are almost completely devoid of the kind of chatty reportage and pop cultural name-dropping that have been common in American poetry since the death of Frank O'Hara.

But the book's first thirty pages, set in Ireland, a world she knows down to its roots, have a kind of vitality and particularity absent from the chapters set elsewhere.

This model particularity comes from the real-time update of the data models and their granularity.

Such an approach takes seriously how the particularities of place, from local harvests to trans-local trade, shape market-oriented conservation in practice and expose the messiness of such ventures.

For each molecule, the text is built as follows: (i) general remarks, (ii) structural details, and (iii) particularities in expression, from different tumors to landmarks in ovarian carcinoma.

The feeling has to be right, and you get that from memory, from particularity.

Nietzsche protests at seeing pleasure in beauty as cut-off from the particularities and idiosyncrasies of our passionate lives.